Waka

The material is water-resistant, not waterproof. It can withstand light rain and splashes, but avoid heavy or prolonged rain and immersion. Protect electronics separately, wipe off moisture and let the bag dry naturally away from direct heat.

Yes. WAKA is perfect for refreshing a waxed canvas bag that has lost some protection over time, after friction, daily use or rainy adventures.

It depends on how often you use your bag. For daily use, apply it occasionally whenever the canvas starts to look dry, less water-repellent or more worn.

This wax is mainly designed for cotton canvas, canvas fabric and waxed canvas. Avoid using it on suede, nubuck, technical synthetic fabrics or delicate surfaces without testing it first on a hidden area.

It is blended for cotton canvas, canvas fabric and waxed canvas : the fabrics of our canvas backpacks and canvas duffle bags. On leather trim, metal hardware or technical fabrics, keep it away or test a hidden corner first.

Clean the canvas with a soft brush, then warm the bar for a few seconds with a hair dryer. Rub the wax straight onto the fabric: on a daily pack like our Lund roll top backpack, the bottom, the corners and the high-friction zones work hardest, so give them an extra pass. Heat the canvas again so the wax spreads into the fibers, and let the bag dry overnight before you head out.